President Wilson’s Message On Democracy And Americas Role
President Wilson calls for a united front for independence and free government in the Americas. He asserts the United States will aid Mexico without coercion, upholding equality and sovereignty among nations while resisting political manipulation for national gain.
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Pan Americanism And The Spirit Of Freedom And Defense
The remarks emphasize pan American cooperation free of empire, urging stronger defense and a citizen army. It argues for unity among American states, non-aggression, and the right to arms, while proposing expanded military readiness including a larger regular army and a 400,000 citizen soldiers program to meet future economic readjustments and secure independence.
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United States Seeks Own Merchant Marine Program
A public address argues for building a robust U.S. merchant fleet by 1921 to ensure national independence and economic security. It urges government–private capital cooperation to construct ships, expand trade between the Americas, and reduce reliance on foreign carriers, with steps to begin immediately.
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Policy on Philippines and Porto Rico in U S defense plan
In urging early adoption of measures to reform government in the Philippines and grant fuller political justice to Porto Rico, the speaker ties these issues to national safety and defense readiness amid looming fiscal challenges. He outlines 1916-1917 budget gaps, possible revenue strategies including income tax adjustments, and warns against long-term borrowing for Panama Canal expenditures.
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Nation’s Secret Foes Must Be Crushed at Home
A preservation era speech denounces internal traitors amid wartime fear, urging swift lawmaking to curb disloyalty. It warns that enemies within threaten national safety and unity, calling for decisive action against those who undermine democracy and aid foreign foes.
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